Is it hard becoming a Bio teacher?

Ap bio or honors physics junior year?

• someone plz help me make a decision by giving me ur opinions, i am currently a sophomore taking honors chemistry, i am trying to decide between taking ap bio, or honors physics with ap psychology as an elective, in my school, my guidance counselor announced that ap bio is double period, and that we can't have more than 7 periods of classes a day, but i already chose ap bio and art( which is a requirement to graduate, so i chose it to get it over with, but it might not be included in my schedule because i'm not allowed to have 7 periods of classes), but i can change my choices by june. I'm good at algebra, i don't know about algebra II/trig, i haven't took it yet, i don't like math but i'm good at it i get 99s often. I want to get into a moderately good college, my highest average this year so far was a weighted 99.8, i'm interested in astronomy idk about physics, but am considering majoring in the medical field. the ap bio teachers in my school aren't great but the physics teacher is boring, so i've heard. someone plz give me ur opinions on this, its a hard choice to make :/ (btw my chem grade is 95, my old bio grade was a 90, i don't like some bio topics but its an ok subject)

• Answer:

  You are in the same situation that I was in last year. I would say that you should go with AP Bio. If you pass the AP exam, you will get lots of college credits. Also, if you college career path only requires one year of biology, then you will be done with Bio forever! I took the AP exam a few days ago, and I thought it was pretty easy. It also seems like you will be absolutely fine with Algebra II. That class isn't hard at all either. Math doesn't really get too hard until you get to precalc.